Roland Maw, former executive director of the United Cook Inlet Drift Association, was first charged in January 2016 with a total of twelve felony counts of theft and unsworn falsification. Prosecutors allege Maw applied for and received permanent fund dividends while he was out of Alaska for over 90 days, in each year between 2009 and 2014.
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Roland Maw’s PFD fraud and theft trial rescheduled for February
The former executive director of the United Cook Inlet Drift Association and Board of Fisheries nominee was indicted on 12 felony charges of theft and unsworn falsification related to applying for and receiving Permanent Fund dividends.
PFD fraud case headed to the grand jury, again
Roland Maw was previously indicted on 12 felony charges of theft and unsworn falsification related to applying for and receiving dividends between 2009 and 2014. Judge Louis Menendez threw out the indictment because of insufficient evidence.
Judge plans to dismiss felony PFD fraud charges filed against former Fisheries Board nominee
Roland Maw was facing twelve felony charges of theft and unsworn falsification related to applying for and receiving permanent fund dividends between 2009 and 2014.
Former Juneau real estate agent ordered to pay back stolen $28K, apologizes
Rosalinda Ainza, 35, worked as a property manager for Coldwell Banker Race Realty and stole money intended for the firm’s property management trust account.
Former Juneau real estate agent convicted of theft
Rosalinda Ainza, 35, was originally charged for stealing nearly $28,000 from her employer, Coldwell Banker Race Realty.